Submitted by: JayJay

Developer jayjay has embedded the latest stable dokuwiki release
2007-06-26 into xoops. This new module is based upon the great work of

D.J. on 'dokuwiki for xoops' versions 2.01 and 2.02.

*Improvements*
- this is an upgrade from dokuwiki version 2006-03-09 to 2007-06-26.
Since
that time the entire dokuwiki structure has changed enormously. I'm
thinking of bugfixes, security updates, but also functionality
improvements mainly in the way dokuwiki treats plugins (division
between
admin/helper/action/syntax/renderer plugins). A changelog can be found
here:http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:changes
- being the latest stable dokuwiki release, XOOPS users can now use almost all recent dokuwiki plugins:http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:plugins

- these additional plugins are in the XOOPS module: box, discussion, feed, include, indexmenu, linebreak, note, pagelist, pagemove and tag. More...
info:http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:plugins

- I have added a xoops_pagetitle hack to make the wiki more attractive to search engines
- I have fixed a small 2.02 bug thanks to user peekay on xoops.org. The bug prevented viewing images as an anonymous site visitor:https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=51428#forumpost227222

*Questions*
- Can I add discussion to the wiki?
Discussion is now a dokuwiki plugin. You can enable site-wide discussion in lib/plugins/discussion/conf/default.php or you can add per-page discussion manually like this: ~~DISCUSSION~~
More info:http://wiki.splitbrain.org/plugin:discussion

- Where is the spellchecker?
Spell checking has greatly improved in the latest dokuwiki release. You can follow these guidelines to activate it:
http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:spell_checker

- I can't see the quickbuttons in the editor?
This could be due to a javascript error. Please delete all files in
xoops_root/cache/ and xoops_root/templates_c and make sure XOOPS debug is disabled (as it should be on production sites)!

*Upgrading*
It shouldn't be too difficult to upgrade to dokuwiki 2.10. Users that upgrade should just ignore the 'uploads' folder in the zip-archive.
Before uploading the 'dokuwiki' folder in 'modules', they have to change two lines in conf/local.php:

$conf['metadir'] = $conf['savedir'].'/meta/'; //edit jayjay: avoid
clutter!
becomes
$conf['metadir'] = $conf['savedir'];

and

$conf['lockdir'] = $conf['savedir'].'/locks/'; //edit jayjay: avoid
clutter!
becomes
$conf['lockdir'] = $conf['savedir'];


People that used the old 'discussion' hack in 'dokuwiki for XOOPS 2.02' should be able to convert it to the new discussion plugin:
http://wiki.splitbrain.org/plugin:discussion#conversion_from_old_blog_plugin

Download Link for DokuWiki 2.10 for XooPS:http://xoopsforge.com/dev/dokuwiki/xoops-module-dokuwiki-210.zip

Thank you

Kris

Cool. Look forward to trying it. DokuWiki is a great WIKI and a great module for XOOPS too.

Failure of JavaScript components can sometimes be traced to the theme you use. Make sure you have:

in the 'head' section of theme.html. This typically loads module-specific CSS and scripts that are provided with the module.

Excellent job and thanks for the update! It installed fine and worked great XOOPS 2.0.16. Great module!

One minor issue I noticed. The table of content (TOC) in the upper right corner showed bullets/dots were not on the same line as the headline/text. For example, this is what I saw:


and so on. Bullet/dot and text should be on the same line.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Excellent job and thanks for the update! It installed fine and worked great XOOPS 2.0.16. Great module!

One minor issue I noticed. The table of content (TOC) in the upper right corner showed bullets/dots were not on the same line as the headline/text. For example, this is what I saw:


and so on. Bullet/dot and text should be on the same line.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks for the update...

http://www.xoops.net.br/index.php?title=Current_events

Quote:
Yes. I do.

modules/dokuwiki/lib/tpl/default/design.css

Cut all the original list CSS and save it in a text file. Replace it with this. Add bits back if you need to control list colour etc.



This also gives you a decimal - roman - alpha ordered sub-list down to 3 levels. You could try differentiating L4 and L5, but I don't think IE supports it.

Only cracked this myself a few days ago!.

Peekay,

Thanks! It worked and much nicer.

I made backup of the design.css file for recovery purposes. After, I cut and pasted your hack block put it at the end of the design.css file.

I encounter another issue with DokuWiki 2.10. With IE, the screen show blank. With Firefox, it works fine. I wonder if you have any suggestion where I should look. Current, I am using XOOPS v2.0.17.RC2.

I saw a posting to insert a line in CSS for IE. I could not seem to locate this suggested post.

If anyone else has some directions how to correct this issue, please share...thank!